Militias have become increasingly active in the last few years, including in Shasta County. Modern United States militias are categorized by the Southern Poverty Law Center under its hate-groups umbrella as extremist organizations that have evolved into a far-right paramilitary… Continue Reading
Sean Feucht’s documentary film, “SUPERSPREADER: THE RISE OF #LETUSWORHSIP” has been shown in 235 theaters across the United States since it debuted last September. This month, it will be shown in New Zealand and Australia, and plans are underway for… Continue Reading
Before we wrap up 2022 and unveil 2023, please join me in recognizing a significant milestone for A News Cafe: It’s now 15 years old. Happy birthday, A News Cafe!! Look how much you’ve grown! In the beginning, I really… Continue Reading
At approximately 11:45 p.m. on the evening of Oct. 8, a 44-year-old woman called 911 to report that she had been assaulted at a wedding reception in Palo Cedro. The reception, and the wedding before it, took place at a… Continue Reading
On Nov. 8, voters in Shasta County will have the opportunity to put the final nail in the coffin of a horrific far-right extremist movement, which took over the Shasta County Board of Supervisors last February with the recall of… Continue Reading
Sobering new details continue to surface about Nathan Mendes of Bella Vista. One of the most stunning pieces of Mendes news is that Shasta College recently hired him, despite a host of obvious red flags. Continue Reading
There are new developments in the story first brought to you in June by A News Café regarding the horrific dog-mauling suffered by a Shasta County teen on Sept. 3, 2021. Ryder Klenk, the victim of the dog mauling, was 18-years-old at the time of the attack. Continue Reading
Residents in the east Redding neighborhoods of Alder Creek and Hacienda Heights awoke Monday morning to find that antisemitic pamphlets had been left in their front yards. Residents of the two neighborhoods estimate that the pamphlets started to be… Continue Reading
In June of 2021, far-right social-media evangelist Sean Feucht was walking down the aisle of a Target big-box store somewhere in California with his young daughter. Feucht, who has heavy ties with Bethel Church, noticed something that triggered him. In… Continue Reading
After touring the country with his “Let Us Worship” concerts in nearly 200 cities across the U.S. to protest COVID-19 mandates and push far-right politics, Sean Feucht proved determined to stay relevant in 2020 and 2021. His first Let Us… Continue Reading
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